Su Sueh Ing

Su Sueh Ing is a full-time Senior Lecturer in Accounting at Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus, serving within the Faculty of Business, Design and Arts. With over 20 years of teaching experience across Malaysian higher education institutions, she specializes in Accounting, Cost and Management Accounting for diploma through professional qualification levels (AAT, LCCI, CPA).

Her educational background includes:

• MBA (Accounting) from University of Southern Queensland (USQ)
• BBus (Accounting) from Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
• Fellow Member of CPA Australia

Dr. Su's research critically examines Social and Environmental Responsibilities, Accounting education, and Education Leadership through lenses of sustainability reporting, emotional intelligence in digital learning, and socioeconomic inclusion. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with community impact, particularly through STEAM/STREAM education initiatives targeting rural communities and digital literacy programs for seniors.

Recent publications reveal strong trends in post-pandemic educational adaptation (2023), sustainability reporting evolution (2024), and qualitative investigations into sustainable work practices (2025). Her scholarly output spans business intelligence applications, organizational development, and inclusive assessment design across diverse contexts from oil palm plantations to Malaysian civil service.

Her scientific recognition includes:

• Vice-Chancellor’s 2024 Future Focused Award (Highly Commended)
• Gold Award at InTEX 2022 for Digital Technologies Seniors Program
• Top 3 finalist for Sarawak's Digital Inclusivity Award (2023)
• Fellow Member status with CPA Australia

Dr. Su maintains active grant leadership including MEITD-funded STREAM workshops (2023-2025) and Swinburne Micro Fund projects on design thinking and digital game-based learning. She supervises Master's students as an Associate Supervisor and mentors through the Swinburne Accounting Club, which won 'Most Active Club' (2014) under her guidance. Her supervision philosophy emphasizes compassionate advising and real-world application through competitions like CIMA Global Business Challenge.

Current initiatives focus on the STREAM project (Sarawak Ministry-funded), Digital Technologies Seniors Program, and Hult Prize social entrepreneurship challenges aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals. These projects integrate student teams, industry partners, and community stakeholders to address digital inclusion and sustainable development in Sarawak.